Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-02
ryyIyw on rHI CHICAGO NARtsf

occaSioDed by the frlettoo poa.S W. VIZ
Bourse and sharp decline In French rentsa
1he starting prices was ~ for May delivery, OF
an advance Of &c. over yesterdays closing
ngures This proved 20 he tho top price OF tns
day, however, In view OF nothing dehni.s "a
An available nature being caniained Ia the ca
ble- as provoking the Paris panic. The Market
gradually fell Of 10 49, eSlkc., rallied % Sta,
and closed ut S3aaoSac. London cables ~.
not verify the Paris panic aud TIE reported
dur and easy wheat market Ihe rece.pss ~
eight western points to-day were III, 0O bushels.
ana shipmen,s $4,000 bushels. The receipts OF
corn continue 10 be small. and prices neto
steady and showed no material change spsca-
lstion was limited. oat were dnll anu un-
changed Provisions showed considerable AMI
nation. Tho easy tone ia tho speculative giu
Was one of weakness, aud under free raiding
by bears mess pork declined i5aSkc per paI-
rel from the highest point, causing consiefso's
long property 90 be thrown on the market a
reaction toward the close carried prices up
s9Lc from inside figures, aud the market
cltsed steady. Lard aud sbortrtbs we're
steady and showed little change.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, ND. February cotton duh;
middling. 94c. Flour steady and quiet
Wheat-,Southern stssdy; western higher sst
more active: southern red, 9ia96s. southern
amber O6aqss.s No. 2 western winter red. spot,
0,.agO'.c February, 0Has,s; March, VIA
9iIsc.; May. 9ia9i,sc. June, eSsNc Corn
southern steady, with active demand; Western
armsr. closing quiet: southern white. Es<sc.
southern yellow. i6si1tl &C. western mixed, spos
Ehal7ac: February, 46s a4lc.; hArch, va
IKE; steamer, i6hc. asked. Oaa stesny
southern. 3ia:}Sc. western white, Nls1 weer
erp mixed, 3ia36c.; Pennsylvania. Jia'ssr. Rye
auiet at 56aSSc. Provisions firm and fsiriy ~
tive. sugar easter; A soft. 5sc. ooppsr.rs-
fnod steady and quiet at lOinilc Whiskoy
quiet at 81. ga "A. Other articles unchange'-
freiehts TO Liverpool per steamer dun; cotton.
I'D; nour, - grain, 3Sa3'ad.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, February Flour fairly scti.s
and steady. whoat active. excited, and high
err: opened sc. higher; nuctuated within
narrow range for time: eassd on Aa'sc:
closed &c. higher than yesterday; NO. srsd,
cash, ai<asic. February, ne. bid Nay, Ma
s8bc. closed s5ac Corn ruled strong early Ia
the session, but sased on towards the close and
finished l.ahc, higher than yesterday NO.
mixed, cash, - \ B34Ac.: February, 3taBtc. !;
closed at S34c. May, 37sS'(c.. closed a. nc'
bid Oats duh but about steady; No. mixed.
cash, Naahc.; February, $3.50. bid nay,
| fairly active and steaisr. Provisions active
| and about steady. Pork, sl2sA Lard easy ~
| 90 80. Bulk-meais firm boxed lots. long clear,
| 81. 40; short-ribs, sac; short clear. 80. pa
con-Long clear, tGIU: short ribs, n.iosN ~ a.
| short clear, y.35st7.S. Hams firm ct uotps
ssD. o,,,r,
| CINCINNATI, February i.-flour stsAdy.
| Wheat stronger; No. red. siHc. Corn sw"ns
| or; No. 3 mixed, %. Oats In moaera's as =,
sIsSI. Lard nrm at $40. Bulk-mesu ORA
| and unchanged. Whisky quiet al ti.i3 LEG
steady; common and light sisOaS; peckins
aud butchers, s4.75sia.O.
WILMINGTON.
wnxISGroS, N. o., February i.-rurpentina
| dull at sc Rosln 1rm; strained, 10. good,
10. Tar firm at si.so. Crude turpesuns
nrm; bard, 81; yellow-dip and virgin, tiW.
LOUISVILLE
/ IOyfsvuIF February i.--Grain aud prori
! siOps nTm and unchanged
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK, February i.-Cotton--Nst re-
| ceipts. GO bales gross receipts, 1901 bslss
| Futures closed firm; sales. 1880 bales; Feb
ruary, t933as94; March, S9.35atg.H; April,
So lGass47; May, s9.dsaS5; June, f9B2at963
July, s9.Gsas9.1O; November. s9.Sisss.s.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
! LIysRPOoL, February i-yoon. Cotton duff
! without quotsble change; uplands. 5tsd. Or.
leans, 5hd.; SALES, 7.ooe bales; for specula,
ton and export, 800 bales. Receipts, 500
bales; American, $3.50 bales. Futures steady
| at feciine February. 5 i-Gid. February and
March, 5 6ia5 +sid. March and April, 5-s4d.
April and May, 6-tid. May and June, 5s6id.
June and July, il-sid. July and August
ders $3.50 new, 3,s00 old doekee. Wheat duh ;
holders oder freely. Corn dull and demand
poor; new mixed western, Is ~.
2 j. H-Sales Of tho day were hlD) bales-
February. 5-G4d., seller; February and Naroh.
| sd, seller; March and April, o-4d.,
buyers April and May, 5-cid., buyers; May
aad June, ESD, buyers; June aud July,
s liza, buyers; July and August, lte4d.,
buyers; August and September, lo-6td.,
buyers; September and October, ii-Sid1
! buyers.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
lRsported for the Dispatch.l
! PrBRrLRY Market frm and sctiyo. Good
| sales reported to-day. Prime. skaic. fancy
4.s; common. lks3c.; shslisd. s5sac. Tao